Powerblock Pro Review: My Favorite POWERBLOCK Adjustable Dumbbells...

[@kevinomahoney]

My PowerBlocks are twenty six years old. I keep telling myself that I will get a new set after these get worn out, but it doesn’t look like that’s ever gonna happen.

[@help4free389]

Did you ever replace some parts???

[@kevinomahoney]

@@help4free389 Nope. They’re still whole.

[@rxonmymind8362]

Work harder! 😂

[@ericcrop5179]

I didn’t realize they have been around that long! I thought they were new within the last 5 years or so 😮

[@JoaquimGonsalves]

Wow!!

[@BusinessAndFitness]

But can you even use them to make cornbread?

[@rmohammedmahsud4330]

Wait... they're not toasters as well?

[@coltonsalsig8281]

Love to see fellow you tubers of his watching his videos

[@Chief_5]

Maybe, haven’t tried it yet.😄

[@BasementBrandon]

For some reason I was never able to shake how these just feel off compared to an actual dumbbell.

[@coltonsalsig8281]

Love to see fellow you tubers of his watching his videos

[@Applefanatic1000]

Do you think it would be a good idea if Ironmaster had plates other than just the 2.5s, 5s and 22.5s? Seems like 10lbs plates would be great for 20lbs jumps and allow for less plates in general needing to be used.

[@FergieFresh69]

I agree the weight sits too far below the grip. It completely changes the power curve. I am not a fan at all.

[@danc4454]

Same here I just love how the ironmaster feel just like a real DB. Powerblocks are so awkward for certain movements.

[@BasementBrandon]

@@Applefanatic1000 Maybe but then it just becomes more things to buy/store. Luckily they all stack on top of each other. I think it really comes down to how you use them. I used my Ironmasters more as an accessory after flat bench work, this meant I didn't have to do a bunch of warm up sets and change the weight out or whatever. However if you're planning on using them exclusively or for drop sets, maybe the awkward feeling of the powerblocks would be worth the much easier to adjust option they provide.

[@vgman94]

Some guy sold his for like $425. They were just 4 months old. They’re mine now and I love them.

[@BowBeforeTheAlgorithm]

I still have my powerblocks from ten years ago... And they're still going strong

[@Mattoilers97]

Right on how much were they

[@ryanslaven3482]

@@Mattoilers97 They are $300 for the ones that are adjustable every 5 pound increments and go up to 50. I was just on the website and i think imma cop a pair.

[@michaelrincon559]

Was going to ask how long they last

[@graftonradar]

I had a pair of u90, terrible product. The rail detached from the weight plates. It seems that the lifetime warranty in Australia is a lie. I would advise anyone looking to get them to avoid

[@erenjeager5290]

@@graftonradar appreciate the warning man 💯 sucks that you had to find out that product wasn’t worth it the hard way

[@akim2442]

04:50 Availability:Of course not Availability:Nope LOL

[@help4free389]

WARNING For people who life in europe dont buy powerblocks! You cant get replacement parts because they only send it in America...

[@MichelleVisageOnlyFans]

OMG! Quelle horreur !, Horreur !,

[@prestonrichardson7894]

Is there a way i could get a knurled handle for my PowerBlock’s

[@arcadiosincero]

I was binge watching Star Trek: Enterprise at the start of the lock downs, and I noticed that the gym onboard the ship had power blocks. So apparently, power blocks will still be a thing in the 22nd century. I thought that was humorous. in b4 cool story bro...

[@uclajd]

I liked when on Star Trek Enterprise Captain Archer had CD's next to his PC.

[@sirfrancisbacon4344]

Lol

[@vgman94]

I mean, these are a pretty durable design. Not out of the real of possibility tbh. If it works, it works. Like sliced bread.

[@jerdasaurusrex557]

Bobbie uses Bowflex on Mars in The Expanse.

[@Corrodias]

When I saw the miniature powerblocks in the intro, I immediately fled to Google only to be disappointed at them apparently not being something I could order. Good job on the "availability" by the way; it is a 2020 review indeed.

[@steverapos3904]

Some feedback on my experience: - Had them for almost 10 years now and no issues with durability. I have dropped them accidently but not to hard and they held up. - if you go to the 90 pound ones you can only change weights in increments of 10 pounds quickly as changing in increments of 2.5 or 5 pounds involves the adder weights and takes way longer. If you only need 50 pounds I do believe there is one that changes 5 pounds at a time. - I have the metal ones but looking back at it I think the urethane is worth the extra cost. They are a little bulkier but even more durable and quiet. - If you want to do 2 handed exercises and are doing 50 pounds or less with the 90 pound set just grab the bottom 2 handles. When you get to about 60 pounds there is probably not enough space to do this anymore. - minor downside is with low weight the handles feel odd given the added weights are on one side (10 and 20 pounds) and the dumbells center of mass shifts towards the added weights.. Again, if you use the bottom handles instead it feels better.

[@GarageGymReviews]

This is great. I love this kind of feedback.

[@steverapos3904]

@@-G-Unit that sounds cool - just found them - they ain't cheap lol. $70 CAD for a pair of 2.5's! I got to pay $140 CAD (or over $100 USD) for the 2 pairs needed!

[@nickc3365]

Agreed. I've had a 125lbs set for easily 5 yrs and they look and feel as good as new. I dont drop them but I did fail the other day with 120lbs and needed to dump it awkwardly the other day one fell on to the plastic weight selector and the other fell onto one side. They took it it just fine.

[@danielszemborski]

Coop made no mention of the fat grip handles on the bottom side of the dumbell, making 2 handed exercises possible. These are an awesome reason to buy the things over competitors' brands.

[@ScoobyDont10]

Hey Coop, powerblock pros have been what I've used 6 times a week since march. I have to say that you can fit dumbbell hooks into the cage for the powerblock pro elites, from there I've used multiple grip attachments (i've used a cannonball grip with 1' long strap to do heavy goblets), you can hook it up to a dip belt, and my favorite is I went to my local hardware store and bought nylon coated cable with a few pulleys and now I have an adjustable weight stack for lat pull downs and tricep extensions when hooking that up to my pull-up bar. I do wish I could have a solid bar connections on the elites but it hasn't been necessary so far.

[@ReyShady05]

I've had power blocks for almost 10 years now. On my second set because my first set wasn't upgradable, if that's a word. They have with stood the test of time and I will forever be a fan

[@GarageGymReviews]

Yep, hear this often. So durable.

[@ReyShady05]

@@GarageGymReviews you're my hero

[@jasonbeedon9867]

Durable!

[@fboyer]

Where’s the video about the best adjustable weights? I’ve been waiting on it all fall...

[@dimitris7368]

Mate, ok it is clear that Powerblocks support your channel financially but it s cowardish and unresponsible to not mention the urethane scandal and so many failures. Nowadays Powerblocks manufactures in China, cuts corners in quality and the web is full of failing Pro models (urethane scandal) and the plastic pin breaking...

[@tanner9906]

"it's very quick" -That's what she said

[@ice-xv1hi]

I don't care for the powerblocks. I can't get over the feeling that my paws are in a bear trap. Signed- Yogi Bear

[@thornwivans]

I can't bear it either Yogi

[@ice-xv1hi]

@@thornwivans And the drums go durumpdump.

[@BoxingNow]

What is this? A gym for ants?

[@Ace_Hunter_lives]

I've had my PowerBlocks for three months and like them. In a perfect world, I think I'd have preferred Nuobells, but with the availability of adjustable dumbells the way it is (and is likely to be for some time), I'm just grateful I managed to snag a pair of new PowerBlock Pros last Fall. That said, I'm somewhat amused that the video is seven minutes of saying how great they are and then quickly saying that the downside is that they are awkward for both one and two-hand movements...which basically covers all the movements you use dumbells for :-D I am disappointed that they are essentially useless for goblet squats, but I've gotten used to the slight imbalance in other exercises. Again, just happy to have a pair of adjustable dumbells at this point.

[@Sommitps]

"That's what she said" ... that took me by suprise.. xD

[@vickius]

Where can I get those tiny powerblocks from the beginning of the video?

[@GamerGrl90]

Same

[@Darth_Dookie]

Coop. You should talk about whats the best heater to use for garage gyms in colder climates. Propane vs. Electric. Infrared.etc. 👍🏻

[@kevins6246]

Purchased my set in 2001 they're still going strong.

[@Matt34677]

I have Ironmasters and love them but I agree with Coop that they aren't ideal for drop sets as it does take longer to adjust. I believe the perfect setup (aside from a traditional dumbbell setup) is to have a set of Powerblocks and then a set of IronMaster for the heavier (90+) weights.

[@st8tjacked]

Would it be better to have the powerblocks to 90's them just buy the heavier dumbells instead of the iron matters? I was debating this

[@Matt34677]

@@st8tjacked Whatever you can afford in traditional dumbbells will always be better. It'll just be more expensive and it'll take up more space. I was just saying that aside from getting traditional dbs you could grab the IMs for the heavier weights. I believe IMs can go up to 165ibs. I have the 120ib set.

[@st8tjacked]

Ya that's true, all about the space, cost and what you can afford in this game haha

[@SantiVelmont]

Thanks for the solid review, man! I just have a question. How do the bars at the corners obstruct the Apple watch? Do you feel that those bars constantly hit your watch and could scratch it?

[@dasteppttabaaar9006]

I need the baby powerblocks! Omg they are so cute! Where can I buy this?

[@kylehennington41]

You got the like specifically because of The Office clips. Also, you're kinda a cool dude.......but mostly for The Office. ;)

[@jeremytee2919]

Also difficult to use wraps , have a weird balance, kinda bulky when held at your sides (farmers carries and curls) sometimes the pin will get caught on sweats Pocket while curling. Hands down most value for every dollar when compared to any other piece of commercial equipment.

[@marucat2797]

My vote is for the USA elite. I have that on order but I’ve tried most of the powerblocks and for home gym purposes, it’s the best. I love the feel of Ironmasters but will use these mainly for over 90s. Everything below is powerblocks

[@amfitness5598]

Yes but can u throw them down an elevator shaft?

[@naimjivraj6052]

Is there a way to get knurled handles onto the regular powerblock pros?

[@Mike-ow5tz]

I'd recommend the EXP Series over the Urethane, at least based on a serious design flaw I've heard from friends who have owned and used these in a non-temperature controlled garage gym environment. Apparently those rails are not directly connected to the metal plates, at least on the old U90 sets, so the corners are solid urethane. With extreme cold/hot weather they eventually become brittle and prone to breaking. The Sport EXP's are cheaper, have the same quick pin design, and without a doubt will stand the test of time.

[@BrandonSchwartz1]

This 100%. The likelihood of those welds breaking versus urethane getting damaged make that set undeniably safer.

[@Jayro440]

Disappointed to hear about the defects in the design I just bought the urethane pair.

[@AverageJoeInnovationsLLC]

There's an ongoing 2017 class action lawsuit against PB for these flaws....characterized in the suit as the use of substandard materials...with which I would agree.

[@ryu-ken]

I just got the grey sport exp series. are these fine or are they part of the design flaw? I live in a hot climate so im worried. The urethane is the more expensive pro series correct?

[@AverageJoeInnovationsLLC]

@@ryu-ken if I recall correctly, the urethane mentioned in the class action suit is the coating on the plates peeling off. I'd have to go back and read it to confirm. However, just as Mike mentioned, any urethane/plastic is subject to the same degradation due to environmentals. Urethane is used in plate/rod joints and even the handle end caps/blocks on several models. I have the black EXP and Sport models. And I owned what is now referred to as the "classic". If anything is going to fail eventually on these it'll be the welded joints on the plates. You should be fine. Just don't go dropping the dumbbells to the mat. Those welded joints aren't going to survive repeated drops over time.

[@iwarriorpoet1]

Love your stuff Coop, and this is an increasingly important Topic with many of us digging deep into home workout capacity.

[@OfficialMarkZuckerberg]

I have the commercial 125 set and they don't even offer a knurled handle which I think is bullshit. When you're moving higher weight you arent concerned about comfort as much as you would be grip.

[@scribbleboy12345]

From my understanding, by taking out the 2 metal weights inside the initial handle, it will become a 5 pound weight? and by adding only 1 metal weight back, it becomes 7.5 pound weight?

[@rayphsk]

I was reading a fella's review on the powerblock urethane dumbbells. I guess he lives in a hot climate area, because he was saying that every 5 years when the urethane starts to break down he lets the company know what's happening and they send him replacements. He said he has to pay for the shipping, but the company does make good on the warranty.

[@edddddie8972]

why does the guy in this channel have the exact same haircut and moustache as Hitl*r?

[@justink5107]

COOP you need to convince PowerBlock to sell us knurled metal handle replacements

[@VICMANROQ]

I was considering emailing them to get some but I guess it's not available to the public

[@CJW0056]

@@VICMANROQ From what I can tell they're only available on the Commercial Pro Series sets. On the Powerblock website, if you click on dumbbells then expandables it's listed last and unpictured. The only sets with the knurled handles are the 50lb and 90lb - at prices of $949 USD and $1,539 USD respectively, yikes.

[@chethammer]

Shipping on these is the price of a whole bowflex 552! My goodness!

[@alvinkan3940]

Hey Coop have powerblock fixed their design?.... my urethane models failed with the rods coming off the plates... I googled this and found PB had a class action against them because of this...on my model the rods are attached to the plate by thin urethane... I would have thought it would have been part of the plate

[@jacksonblack2776]

Powerblocks are shit

[@KenanTurkiye]

Just last night I dreamt of using adjustable dumbells in my sleep.

[@million127]

How was it need your review

[@anju2606]

How would you rate the Core Home Fitness dumbells? I want to be able to switch weight quickly and two hand work outs. Great Video. Thanks!

[@eheheh3263]

Will the 15% discount code under the video description work Black Friday 2021 or was the code only for last year?

[@CoCody_]

I was literally just looking at this 20 mins ago deciding between commercial and pro. If they'd just add knurling to the pro I'd get that instead. So sport series it is...

[@noclipsbarrednick]

Think Michael Bisping uses those at his garage gym lmao think so him and his youngest son using them.

[@MichelleVisageOnlyFans]

So?

[@noclipsbarrednick]

@@MichelleVisageOnlyFans Weird question but ill bite... Just pointing out a another person a professional athlete at that uses them so that they prob are as good as the guy says...

[@noclipsbarrednick]

@@MichelleVisageOnlyFans the lmao was cuz they look funny to me if that was what ya getting at.

[@daveh6800]

these have the same drawback as most of the other adjustable DBs: they're too bulky especially at heavier weights and change the movement pattern for many lifts.

[@gavinmarion91]

Great review coop! hoping you can review The Baadass dumbbells soon.. im looking into buying them, but there aren't any reviews yet..

[@graham1034]

My condo gym has powerblocks and they're ok but a little awkward feeling to use. Not that it matters that much, but I also find them really ugly compared to other sets. Really looking forward to the full on comparison video so thanks for letting us know the status. Keep up the good work

[@stitch4772]

So I found an older set of sport exps on craigslist. The set I found includes the stage 1 and 2 set so it goes from 5-90 lbs. Doesn't have the knurled handles though. They want 600 bucks during covid...is that too much? Or should I haggle it down.

[@tvbaby3508]

If it is stage 1 and stage 2 sports. I think it will just go to 70lbs, double check. During these times, it is slim pickings.

[@enterusername7746]

You look so much younger without the moustache.

[@Andys_Pants]

Still have mine from 2000, never had any issues.

[@sovereign775]

Which series do you have? Thanks

[@ktcarl]

It looks like if you dropped one of those dumbbells they would break your wrist before they hit the floor or maybe take you to the floor with them. Kinda bulky for a dumbbell.

[@inspiringminds7284]

Exactly and why I sent them back.

[@amandiocardoso7583]

Horrible design

[@cv0669]

got a pair of powerblocks during the 1st lockdown (pls no 2nd) and I really enjoy them

[@MichelleVisageOnlyFans]

So, how are you enjoying the second lockdown...

[@cv0669]

@@MichelleVisageOnlyFans in NY there wasn't one...

[@fortunatedad7695]

I have that set that you recommend and I use them for pull overs on the bench. Try Grabbbing them with both hands from those 2 thicker bars on the bottom and do pull overs. Works great! 💪

[@MeepMeep88]

Um.. Go back to those miniature powerblocks LOL.. I want that finger sized powerblock lol

[@mentals555]

the nuobell is literally just a company buying the alibaba ones for $120 and marking them up. do not buy from them

[@BigZ7337]

This week it's been really cold where I am, and the temp hit the low 40's F in my garage gym. I was able to get my workouts in but that barbell was definitely numbing, even after putting on some boxing hand wraps. I'm sure there are a lot of other new garage gym owners that are also about to go through their first winter. You should think about making some sort of Garage Gym Winter Survival Guide video.

[@tommcd8471]

Same boat i'm in Alberta Canada and my garage gym gets cold AF. This year i got a small space heater that i run for 30-45 mins before a work out in there and its awesome. Turns my cold ass workout into a sweat fest. I got a Roswell on sale at Newegg for it. Black Friday is coming up this week so if that sounds like it would work for you i suggest picking one up. I haven't noticed a difference in my power bill, however we'll see how that goes as i run it for longer in January when the temps get in the -20C range.

[@rxonmymind8362]

Decided to buy a set after watching your review of them. Found an older 90# pair Pro Rexan set for $240. Love them. Thank you Coop. Appreciate it.

[@derekroberts5931]

Where did you find them at?

[@Murffly3]

I like this guy the best out of all the gym channels. He has a friendly and detailed way about him 👍

[@plmn93]

Love my U-90s. Balked at buying them for many years because of the price but once I did I don't regret it. They should last the rest of my life and they make working out more enjoyable.

[@rquattro11]

I have the same ones and I love them. Best investment to my home gym

[@SelfBuilt]

I bought the Elite EXP Powerblocks 3 months ago and I wish I would have bought them sooner. SO convenient and compact! Great review!

[@JermaineBrantley]

I’m jealous af...Just spoke to them a few days ago. They said they don’t expect to have commercial sets available until February 2021. They did say to search “inventory” in their search bar, then click on the “inventory...” link and it tells you what’s available. That page says inventory will be updated Wednesdays or Thursdays between 10am and 3p.

[@HenryR929]

Definitely practical when there's limited space like in my situation. Out of the subject I wish you'd make more TSP videos

[@gagemorgan5518]

I thought I was the only one who new of that channel

[@splitsecond3982]

Come here for my home gym goals and always end up with mustache jealousy and mustache goals!

[@sirfrancisbacon4344]

He needs to shave it the mustache is clearly stealing all his gainz

[@Cimone90]

I have a pair of these from 1997 they go to 125 pounds each. They're absolutely perfect and still look great. They are barely showing any real wear other than some paint nicks on the metal plates.

[@romi888]

How do you cope with the huge increments of 7.5 lbs in the 125 lbs commercial pro series? Would plate mates (2×2.5 lbs) solve the issue?

[@AnonymousHippo5]

You want the Pro EXP (Urethane set) because they work with the Curl bar, Straight bar, and Kettle bell handle. Steel plates do not. Also the steel plate have welds on each weight level that could break.

[@mattlatta5560]

Fake waits 0:18

[@stephane184]

So I have a set of Ironmasters 5-75. Love them but need heavier and can’t buy add on kit. I see some PowerBlocks EXP for sale on Kijiji that go up to 90lbs. Thoughts? Sell the IM and upgrade to the PB EXP 90?

[@waitandhope]

Why can't you buy more add on weight?

[@stephane184]

@@waitandhope Supply shortage with IronMaster. Weeks or months of wait. They’re also holding monthly lotteries just to add your name on the waiting list. 120 Lbs upgrade kit also cost an extra $449 CDN. Ended up selling the IM and bought a new set of 90 lbs PB Exp Sport. Been using them for a couple of months and love them even more than the IM. Only downside is you can’t let them drop like the IM.

[@waitandhope]

@@stephane184 I see, yea that sucks. Right now I have 24" inch starlock handles from New York Barbells and a bunch of 15lb plates from Yes4All. Let's me have decent weight range. Even got some fractional weight from some company that no longer makes them. The powerblocks sound pretty good

[@AndJusTIceForRob]

This video is on the 2024 Powerblocks Updated Review page on your site. This was 3 years ago

[@shawnbradford2243]

Good luck getting some for less than double the price!

[@user-vv3nc7hf4j]

Just picked up the sport exp stage 1 for $400 , $500 with stand

[@tonytaylor1277]

How did you get your metal handle? Thanks for the review, tough choice for me between nuobell, vs power block. But durability is winning out. Would be pissed if my 800$ barbells broke in 2 years.

[@ThePittas]

Just got the Pros that extend to 90lbs. Bought the rack for them as well as an adjustable incline bench and some rubber tile matting for the home gym. Already got a stationary bike and NordicTrack commercial treadmill. All I need now is a squat rack and/or cable machine and I’ll never have to waste time driving to the gym again

[@derekdavidson6738]

I bought the Powerblock Pros last year because of the urethane coating over the others. I saw a review when I was choosing that said the others were noisy. They definitely take some getting used to over normal dumbbells but I love them so far. The “balance” of the weight is different than normal dumbbells and I’d prefer the knurling you showed over the rubbery one. That said, they feel good in the hands and never worried about slipping or dropping because of the handles. Much cheaper at the time than trying to find a rack of dumbbells with the range of weight I wanted.

[@someguy520]

How is the coating hold up for you? I have the EXP versions which are painted metal and am wondering if it's worth upgrading at some point.

[@derekdavidson6738]

@Someguy I looked at the bottom of them today for you. I don't see any signs of wear on them. I've never dropped them. The most I do is sit them down hard sometimes but I still have a grip on them when I do.

[@someguy7547]

Cool, thanks for the reply and for taking the time to do that - much appreciated!

[@outlawsbaseball6477]

Coop, another great review!! Thank you!! Hey, where can we grab that RACK you’re using for those sexy Powerblock Commercial dumbbells?

[@JerzyLasica]

don't forget MX Adjustable Dumbbells (because of the mechanism) for the review

[@justinbarr1281]

I already have a maxed out set of Ironmasters. Been contemplating getting the Powerblocks for drop sets, but I’m hard on stuff and all of that plastic scares me.

[@tae-kwon-dot2987]

We have a lot of these in our weight room and those lil plastic holders are broken on a lot of them

[@leroyranger4680]

Just wondering new sub here what else can i cook with workout equipment ? I already made turkey jerky with a fan bike !!

[@Akartavor]

I think they are the best actually. They aren’t perfect but none of the options are and I can change weight on them in a split second. Love mine.

[@amgalleg1]

Can you do a review on the powerblock barbell?

[@Confucius202]

When you're interested in the content, but the video starts with unnecessary goofing around, then a musical intro, then a little talk, and another music intro until the content finally begins about 75 seconds into the video... Jesus phucking Christ.

[@MichelleVisageOnlyFans]

For the same reason I hate intros, jingles or logo displays at the beginnings of videos. Like give us the T, ffs! We all have lives to live, don't waste our time with seconds or even minutes of an unimportant useless BS, which adds up to fucking hours when surfing lots of different vids on an educational binge on YT... It's a good video, very informative, but just get to the point right away!!!

[@williamluplaulssl763]

I see a garage gym reviews video, I click it and instantly like because u know it’s gonna be gooooood

[@turkishdelight6032]

Did you ever get around to reviewing REP’s entry level squat racks, namely the PR-1000 and 1100?

[@darthcholo]

Is that knurled handle new design vs older knurled designs?

[@WilliamGemstone]

This guy has the cleanest Richard's broom I've ever seen.

[@ruddyjr_]

why cant the powerblock commercial stand anywhere?

[@Chris_t0]

total garbage just get normal dumbbells waste of time changing weight on these

[@edddddie8972]

Uh.....did you miss the fact that these replace like 50 dumbbells?

[@Chris_t0]

@@edddddie8972 yes but how annoying have to change the weights also they are a strange size, normal dumbells are just there ready to pickup

[@samuelloification2749]

@@Chris_t0 kind of misses the point of the dumbells. It's about space and money saving for a home gym set up. Clearly actual dumbells are superior if you have the space and money

[@Chris_t0]

@@samuelloification2749 Personally what I found by buying gimmicky stuff is, its just another hurdle to use... So not only do you have to get the power to workout... you have to get the power to workout using gimmicky trash. i dont have space for dumbells i store them under my bench, or stack them. Although they are definitely expensive when you build a collection

[@AgentOfLogos]

Waiting for the best adjustable dumbbells review

[@FitnessNews24]

I don't even see the option of knurled handles on the site? 🤔

[@GarageGymReviews]

Have to go to the commercial series section of the site. It's hidden but on desktop it's at the top navigation bar.

[@kevlarcardhouse252]

I believe you have to go with the commercial versions to get those.

[@FitnessNews24]

@@GarageGymReviews hey thanks COOP!

[@Chris_N_]

powerblock.com/product/commercial-pro-series/

[@dude231ification]

Who gave Coop password for the editing program 😂

[@MrHartApart]

god bless the toasters of death, i mean, seriously.

[@bobobaines6892]

howd u get it with the custom handle?

[@pryceferrin1031]

Wish I could get some but there still sold out. Awesome video.

[@ketoketoketo]

I want those little ones, where can I get them? Love your channel.

[@GarageGymReviews]

I think it's a promotional item. I'm sure you could email them and ask for them.

[@ketoketoketo]

@@GarageGymReviews Thanks. Lovs your channel and all of your advice on propper purchases.

[@kellylongmuir3175]

Love your videos. I have a set of the urethane pro series and absolutely love them. Now that I see the knurled handles I want those now lol. I noticed that yours don't have those adder weights that go into the handle like mine do. Also how can I get a set of those tiny ones they are so cool lol.

[@jayh.8676]

Just ordered Core Home Fitness adjustables.

[@Innocence44]

once you've tried dumbbells with rotating sleeves, you begin to realize how shit the ones that don't have them (which is most of then) feel/perform.

[@GarageGymReviews]

Why I have some Watsons on order :)

[@WindwardToEden]

I keep hearing about knuckle scraping with powerblocks. I have "mechanics" hands, always having to work for a living. Unfortunately they have been broken a couple times in the past, making for larger knuckles. Have you had any experience with "Knuckle Scraping?

[@Officialcbr]

I’m really feeling this guys channel and pornstar moustache.